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Admissions Counselors

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Your admissions counselor is here to help you learn what SBU has to offer, navigate the admissions and financial aid processes, and answer any questions you might have.


Nicki Harmon

Director of Graduate and Worldwide Admissions

Nicki Harmon, Director of Graduate and Worldwide Admissions

Call: (417) 328-1402
Email: nharmon@SBUniv.edu

What does SBU mean to you?
SBU changed my life.
Tips for success during graduate school at SBU:
My master's degree is from SBU! While in graduate school, I worked full-time in a position requiring substantial traveling. Organization and communication were key to both. One of the main reasons I wanted to work in Graduate and Worldwide Admissions was to have a platform like this to tell everyone about the opportunities here. SBU’s professors designed these programs with working professionals like you and me in mind. 

 

 


Paula Palmer

Director of Springfield Admissions

Paula Palmer, Director of Springfield Admissions

Programs: Health Science and Graduate Nursing Worldwide Programs 

Call: (417) 447-8672
Email: ppalmer@SBUniv.edu

Why should you choose SBU?
SBU is exemplified in its mission statement.  SBU is a caring, Christ-centered, academic community full of faculty who will come alongside you to see you fulfill God's purpose for your life.  Even through an online program of study, our faculty and staff care about you and your success as an online student.
What career would a degree in Health Sciences benefit?
A degree in Health Sciences prepares you to enter the healthcare world through a variety of career paths.  A bachelor's degree in Health Science is a great launch into an advanced degree in Physical Therapy, Physician Assisting, Nurse Practitioners, Healthcare Administration, or Pharmacy.  An associate's degree in Health Science is a great foundation for a career in Clinic Management, Electronic Health Care, or Ancillary Healthcare Services.


Ashton Rogers

Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions

Ashton Rogers, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions

Programs: Doctor of Physical Therapy, Business, and Education

Call: (417) 327-5556
Email: arogers@SBUniv.edu

What are your tips for college seniors applying to SBU's DPT program?
Clarity is confidence so please learn more through our incredible resources such as requirements, application options, and it would be an absolute joy to get to speak with you over the phone about how God transformed my wife through SBU's DPT program.
What can a student expect when they sign up for a DPT visit?
A visit is a perfect opportunity to have conversations with faculty and students, tour our amazing facility, and leave excited to return! A DPT visit is not an interview. This is meant to be a fun experience!

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